Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Prince

Jay and Vicki, veteran wave pool aficionados, break down the nuts and bolts of the three most popular wave pools in the USA- WacoSurf, Surf Ranch, and Palm Springs Surf Club.  They cover logistics, booking, the facilities, the vibe, and of course the waves at each venue.  Bottom line, if you are considering joining one of their wave pool trips, or going on your own, this is a must-listen!  http://www.wacosurf.comhttp://www.kswaveco.comhttp://www.palmspringssurfclub.comhttps://www.ebodyboarding.com/pages/bodyboarding_travelThumbnail photo:  Tony Prince

Join @UTTRob and @DanGriffin21 as they continue their journey through the firsts and lasts of wrestling. This week, we head over to Wales for the only match remaining from the first episode of Reslo on S4C Barry Johns vs. Tony Prince. What the episode here: https://youtu.be/NZ_keo7wuYU?si=XhEb0b-cdAPLsxnr Follow the show at @UTTPODCAST and @UttTank for #TankFacts.

We're closing season one with a bonus episode featuring: Moneyshot, Parker, Alkemy, Comfort, Paul-B, DJ Cuz, and Tony Prince! Credits: Roy 'Moneyshot' Spencer, Peter 'Parker' Hall, Eughine 'Alkemy' Dunnion, Ricardo 'Comfort' Banks, Paul Bettridge, Marcus 'DJ Cuz' Wood, Jonathan 'Blade' Wrate, and Tony Prince. Produced by: Dale Lewis and Luke Bailey for Fly Fidelity Media Art direction: Lloyd Bailey Special thanks to Friendly Rich (The Tom Green Show) About: From the producers of Fly Fidelity comes a candid and celebratory history of Welsh Hip Hop—featuring long-form, neglected and under-documented tales from Wales. Hosted by Luke Bailey, Hip Hop Cymru Wales dives into the notable and nuanced evolution of Welsh hip hop history and its impact, exploring the intimate road map to an incredible and powerful culture that's still enduring and changing lives today. A live exhibition coming Summer 2023 at the National Museum Cardiff in partnership with Avant Cymru supported by Heritage Lottery Fund Wales and Great Western Railway

One of the sport's absolute pioneers, California's Tony Prince was one of the first-ever sponsored bodyboarders, inspiring riders all over the USA on his numerous promo trips with Patti Serrano and the Morey company in the late 70s and early 80s.  In addition, he quickly became one of the early documentarians of our sport through photography, responsible for some of the early ad and poster photos, a passion which he continues to this day!  

Please Don't Take Them Away - The Story Of The Great British Pirate Era” - A Stafford's World Special On Sunday August 14th 2022, it will be exactly 55 years since probably the most exciting era in British Commercial Radio came to an end, with the introduction of the UK Government's Marine Offence Act. During the previous three years British Radio Listeners had seen a complete transformation in their radio landscape. In place of the limited pop music choice offered by the BBC Light Programme, listeners learned to love Offshore Radio Stations such as Radio Caroline, Radio London, Swinging Radio England, Radio 270 and many more. 55 years on, for those who experienced that period the great memories still remain. So much so, that a number of large commercial radio stations are planning to commemorate the anniversary, this coming weekend. “Please Don't Take Them Away - The Story Of The Great British Pirate Era” is a 3 hour series across 3 weekly parts. Courtesy of Stafford's World. “Please Don't Take Them Away - The Story Of The Great British Pirate Era” includes exclusive interviews with many of the leading names who broadcast from around the coast of Britain during that era. These include…. Dave Cash, Robbie Dale, Tony Prince, Roger “Twiggy” Day, Don Allen, Johnnie Walker, Carl Conway, John Peel, Martin Kayne and other presenters who made the era what it was.The story also features countless off-air extracts and a soundtrack showcasing the great music played on the Offshore Stations. It is the story of the mid-60s, music wise and culture-wise. Offshore Radio was the background to this and it will appeal to listeners who enjoy the regular Stafford's World Shows.

Legacy Lawyers Mike and Nathan give you a riveting update on the Tony Hsieh, Prince & Britney Spears sagas they have discussed in previous episodes.

Mixdoctor is an alias of British DJ/producer Les Adams. Died: September 2nd 2019 of a heart attack. Enjoy: Rene & Angela – I'll Be Good Rene & Angela – Save Your Love (Rap) Princess – Say I'm Your No. 1 Collage – Romeo Where's Juliet? Strafe – React Jazzy Jeff – Mix So I Can Go Crazy Howard Johnson– Stand Up Total Contrast – Takes A Little Time (Remix) Colonel Abrams – Trapped British remix service, and holding company. "Disco Mix Club" started as a remix service from the UK which still exists, founded by Tony Prince. DMC started first in February 1983 with cassettes, then in July 1984 they left the cassettes, instead issuing on vinyl. There were one or more records with mixes and one or more records with previews. Now the main issues are on CD. In 1986 they started a DJ mixing contest which is still held every year. NOTE: Concerning the monthly DJ-only remix service issues: From 1990 to 1998 the US branch of DMC issued individual issues or sets that had some different track listings than the UK DMC releases due to licensing issues. Since 2010, DMC started re-pressing older Commercial Collection on CD-R's instead of the original silver CD's. And since 2014 all releases appear on CD-R. DMC also runs magazines "Mixmag" in the UK, and "Mixer" in the US.

I had the honour to talk with Simon Harris, the producer of Bass, How low can you go….an historical dance track from 1988. We talked about the history of the song and the way he started mixing. DJ Froggy, Sanny X, Beats Breaks & Scratches, Ben Liebrand, Tony Prince, Arthur Baker, Paul Dakeyne & Tony Postigo….they all come by in these almost 80 minutes of fun.

A Giant of Broadcasting. Tony Prince began his broadcasting career on The Pirate station, the legendary Radio Caroline before embarking on a 16 year career on Radio Luxembourg. In this weeks edition of Radio Greats, he chats to Luke about how The Radio Bug bit him and how Radio 1 turned him down. Plus he shares with us the story of how he got to know Elvis Presley and what the night of Elvis' death was like for him personally.

TRUE HOUSE STORIES WITH TONY PRINCE INTERVIEW BY LENNY FONTANA PODCAST 021 (PART 1) The Prince who actually meets the king - Elvis Presley!! Tony Prince -he sang and danced with Paul McCartney. He partied with Queen prior to their 1st album release promo'd on radio Luxembourg. Tony set up Mixmag and now runs the World Famous DMC World DJ Championships and DMC Magazine. Soon to set up a brand-new Radio Station - Radio DMC. A ‘True House Stories' legend.

TRUE HOUSE STORIES WITH TONY PRINCE INTERVIEW BY LENNY FONTANA PODCAST 021 (PART 2) The Prince who actually meets the king - Elvis Presley!! Tony Prince -he sang and danced with Paul McCartney. He partied with Queen prior to their 1st album release promo'd on radio Luxembourg. Tony set up Mixmag and now runs the World Famous DMC World DJ Championships and DMC Magazine. Soon to set up a brand-new Radio Station - Radio DMC. A ‘True House Stories' legend.

I was blown away as a podcaster and interviewer with some of the stories Tony told me during our chat, incredible. Listen in and check out United DJs at uniteddj.com

On the eve of the world DMC finals, it was only right to get this episode out ahead of the weekends international DJ event. An event that has, to most of us, been part of our yearly attending forever and more; Tony Prince, whether you know him or not, is so engrained in the development of international DJ culture, that talking to him about his legacy, and his devotion to international DJ culture, would take days. and still not do his career justice. From being best friends with Paul McCartney, Tom Jones, managing Sasha in the early days, creating the promotional back bone of the Miami Winter Music Conference in its humble beginnings... Taking on big machines such as the British Government, Musicians Union and major record labels all for the pursuit of DJ's becoming bonafide voices and performers. This man is an icon and Street culture original. All hail our leader Tony Prince. Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/kill…la/id1348068059 Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6bVfW…CEQiafQIQ6SYtN_g Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: play.acast.com/s/killa-kela Watch here; https://youtu.be/_XaAhsmsGL8 Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela

Renowned for his spell on-air and at the helm of Radio Luxembourg in its final powerful era, this is the story of a man who built his early reputation as a performer - and at the decks in the dance halls - before climbing the rope ladder to his first radio shows on board Radio Caroline. In this hour of #RadioMoments ‘Conversations’, he tells of his love for music; his enthusiasm for the art of the ‘disc jockey; the loss of Elvis; his challenges as a programmer; and his hunger now still to achieve yet more.  In his own words, this is the story of your 'Royal Ruler', Tony Prince.

S2 #2 - With Presenter Trainers of OnAirCoach ; Nails Mahoney & Tracey Lee. "Theatre Of The Mind"- Does it still exist? We chat with Brady C (Hot 98.3, Savannah, Georgia) and Jesse Reynolds (Jesse & Jenna Messy Podcast- Ottawa) Tips from Brady and Jesse on how to make your presentation work even better with social media. "Radio For Over 60s" ..What's out there? Not much actually, but we found a few including Angel Radio, UK, United DJs and Radio Format Expert, Curt Krafft who wants to make more radio for seniors. From The Archives- (From The Attic of Tracey Lee's Mum) -A recording of Kid Jensen on Radio Luxembourg, playing a request for her 1st Birthday in 1974. A recording of Tony Prince on Radio Luxembourg. United DJ's Launch with Mike Read. PRESENTATION TIPS- "Elements Per Link" - Listen to our Mini OnAirCoach Masterclass. Have you ever taken a leap into the unknown? What happens when you do and what's stopping you trying. November 1st- We will be speaking at the International Radio Festival, here in Valletta, Malta with Our "Power Of Sound" Presentation. Looking forward to seeing you there. www.onaircoach.net #AngelRadio #UnitedDJs #KidJensen #UkRadio #TonyPrince #BradyC #BradyCapra #JesseReynolds #JennaMo #Jesse&JennasMessyPodcast #Savannah #Georgia #Ottawa #Canada #RadioLuxembourg #CurtKrafft #UnitedDJs #MikeRead # #DeccaRecords #FrankRodgers #KerryRodgers #TheThreeBells #SueRodgers #HowTo #Radio #PresenterTraining #OffshoreRadio #RetroRadio #Oldies #ClassicHits #Radioforover60s #Podcast #Over60sRadio #Seniors #Over60s #Over60sDemo #Facebook #Twitter #Hot98.3 #InternationalRadioFestival #RadioShow #Valletta #Malta #Gozo #Xlendi #PresenterMasterclass #OnAirCoach #PowerOfSound #NailsMahoney #TraceyLee

PRESENTER TRAINING-S2 #2 - With Presenter Trainers of OnAirCoach ; Nails Mahoney & Tracey Lee. "Theatre Of The Mind"- Does it still exist? We chat with Brady C (Hot 98.3, Savannah, Georgia) and Jesse Reynolds (Jesse & Jenna Messy Podcast- Ottawa) Tips from Brady and Jesse on how to make your presentation work even better with social media. "Radio For Over 60s" ..What's out there? Not much actually, but we found a few including Angel Radio, UK, United DJs and Radio Format Expert, Curt Krafft who wants to make more radio for seniors. From The Archives- (From The Attic of Tracey Lee's Mum) -A recording of Kid Jensen on Radio Luxembourg, playing a request for her 1st Birthday in 1974. A recording of Tony Prince on Radio Luxembourg. United DJ's Launch with Mike Read. PRESENTATION TIPS- "Elements Per Link" - Listen to our Mini OnAirCoach Masterclass. Have you ever taken a leap into the unknown? What happens when you do and what's stopping you trying. November 1st- We will be speaking at the International Radio Festival, here in Valletta, Malta with Our "Power Of Sound" Presentation. Looking forward to seeing you there. www.onaircoach.net #AngelRadio #UnitedDJs #KidJensen #UkRadio #TonyPrince #BradyC #BradyCapra #JesseReynolds #JennaMo #Jesse&JennasMessyPodcast #Savannah #Georgia #Ottawa #Canada #RadioLuxembourg #CurtKrafft #UnitedDJs #MikeRead # #DeccaRecords #FrankRodgers #KerryRodgers #TheThreeBells #SueRodgers #HowTo #Radio #PresenterTraining #OffshoreRadio #RetroRadio #Oldies #ClassicHits #Radioforover60s #Podcast #Over60sRadio #Seniors #Over60s #Over60sDemo #Facebook #Twitter #Hot98.3 #InternationalRadioFestival #RadioShow #Valletta #Malta #Gozo #Xlendi #PresenterMasterclass #OnAirCoach #PowerOfSound #NailsMahoney #TraceyLee

The man who brought us DMC and Mixmag looks back on his days on Radio Caroline and more. Hear the songs that soundtracked his journey as he blazed a trail in electronic musicFor bonus material head to https://www.deezer.com/channels/electronic

Trevor Dann talks to Tony Prince about his new online venture United DJs which promises to bring back Mike Read, DLT and other veterans. Plus news and Radio Moments

The amazing Tony Prince joined Ian to talk about his book The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ. Craig Shilowich was on the line talking to Ian about his latest film Christine, starring Rebecca Hall. Next up was Barry Dodds who came on to clear up about what happened between him and his cat…And lastly, Tom Meeten stopped by talk about his film The Ghoul.

The cast of Charming Dick LGBTQ panto, Tim McArthur and Matthew Jones, stopped by the studio to chat about their Christmas production. The amazing Tony Prince also joined Ian to discuss his book The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ.

Jimmy Osmond is only 53 - but has 50 years of showbiz under his belt. How does he do it? Maria MacLennan trained as jewellery designer but found her way, unexpectedly, into a very different (if related) field. She's now developed a career as a forensic jeweller, sent for to reunite owners with jewellery, but also, in the event of disasters like a plane crash, or a building collapse, to reunite owners with their identities when dental records or DNA may not be forthcoming. And to capture the stories that jewellery tells about owners, relationships, family histories. The choreographer was Dougie Squires, who in seven decades has worked with around ten thousand dancers, is best known for the Second Generation. Now Dougie's come out of retirement with seventy five of those dancers to celebrate Dame Vera Lynn's 100th Birthday. We sent JP Devlin, whose running man at Belfast's Sugar Sweet helped define the Northern Ireland of the early nineties, to meet Dougie during a break in the rehearsals. If you're like Aasmah and have finally acquired a garden, then you know that you should be planting stuff in it around now. But what if you're not sure where to start? Hollie Newton was a stressed-out agency worker who started planting things in a window box and making lots of mistakes. These days she knows what she's doing and has written a book for people like me who haven't a clue, containing useful jargon-free chapters like 'Things I Wouldn't Bloody Bother With' and 'Overplanting Compulsion Disorder'... Tony Prince the disc jockey began his working life as a real jockey, an apprentice with Willie Carson. But it was with spinning discs rather than racing nags that he made his name, on the pirate ship Caroline and then at Radio Luxembourg, before going to a glittering career in dance music. Back then he was already one of the most enterprising of DJs, touring Czechoslovakia in the Communist era, when deviating from the party line was dealt with ruthlessly. He met there a young railway worker called Jan Sestak, a secret pop fan and aspiring DJ, a risky business back. They have been friends for over forty years and they've written a book - "The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ". The Inheritance Tracks Fearne Cotton - DJ, presenter, 20 years in showbiz - says it's time to slow down a bit and appreciate the simple things in life. This is someone who started in TV at the age of 15 after winning a competition to present The Disney Club. 20 years on, she has worked on Fame Academy, Top of the Pops, Children in Need, The BRIT Awards and of course Radio 1. But Fearne recently talked about her experience of depression and described how she used to put on a fake smile and go into "robot mode" to do her job. We asked her to chill out while she picked her inheritance tracks. Fearne's tracks were (Good Times Bad Times) Led Zeppelin & (Rocket Man) Elton John (Rocket Man) Editor: Eleanor Garland.

The amazing Tony Prince joined Ian to talk about his book The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ. Craig Shilowich was on the line talking to Ian about his latest film Christine, starring Rebecca Hall. Next up was Barry Dodds who came on to clear up about what happened between him and his cat…And lastly, Tom Meeten stopped by talk about his film The Ghoul.

The cast of Charming Dick LGBTQ panto, Tim McArthur and Matthew Jones, stopped by the studio to chat about their Christmas production. The amazing Tony Prince also joined Ian to discuss his book The Royal Ruler and The Railway DJ.

Our first dry run of Kayfabe Cafe.We're working to make it better. Al fresco wasn't a good idea.Join Jag and Tony Prince (now known as Ant) talk about the current state of the WWE, the future of PWR, how WCPW is going, and everything else in between.Like Kayfabe Cafe on Facebook!

Steve Wright, I suspect, is not the only disc jockey who fancies playing favourite old jingles of another radio station on his show and singing along with them. Here is, with Radio Luxembourg jingles in all their glory on BBC Radio 2 as he, together with Tony Prince, Kid Jensen and Pete Murray, reminisce about Fabulous 208, a station which played a huge part in all their lives. Broadcast 30th July 2008